"Taiwanese Voters Face Critical Presidential Choice Amid China Tensions and Diaspora Engagement"

Taiwanese Americans are closely following the presidential election in Taiwan, with many planning to travel back to vote on January 13. The election has been dramatic, with a failed attempt to unify opposition parties and intense debates over China policies. China's increasing aggression and the potential impact on Taiwan's democracy are key concerns. The Taiwanese diaspora in Southern California is particularly engaged, with some fearing that the wrong leadership could lead to war or erode Taiwan's democracy. The election has also sparked passionate discussions and divisions within the Taiwanese American community, reflecting the deep political and cultural ties that persist across the Pacific.
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- Taiwan goes to the polls Financial Times
- Taiwan to pick new president as China ramps up threats: 'choice between war and peace' Fox News
- ‘My responsibility’: why overseas Taiwanese are returning to cast their votes South China Morning Post
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